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Romania, Electricity and gas prices have risen the most in the past year

According to data from the National Institute of Statistics, electricity and natural gas prices have risen the most in the last year.

Between July 2020 and July 2021, electricity prices rose by 24.65 %, while natural gas prices have risen by 20.55 %.

In the category of non-food goods, in the past year the largest price increases were recorded for electricity – 24.65 %, natural gas – 20.55 % and fuels – 12.96 %, while the only reduction was recorded in thermal energy – 0.2 %.

Since the beginning of 2021, the price of electricity has risen by 23.15 %, natural gas by 20.68 % and fuels by 11.27 %.

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